MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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VESPER SERVICE CLUB First Row: L. Karlan, S. Bowers, N. McPherson, S. Sadtler. Second Row: G. Walsh, L. Tolerton, S. Bergeron, S. Aylward, R. Cobbs, N. Conover, M. Horton, S. Darmara. Third Row: .l. Warner, S. Bastian, N. Brown, B.Roes-sel, J. Hornsleth, B. Kramer, P. Borden. On Sunday evenings, the boarders gather together informally in the Wallace Hall Lounge for the weekly Bible Hour. A worship service is presented by the members, and this may include scripture readings, prayers, hymns and religious poems. At this time, girls of many religions are gathered together in the same Worship service. Dr. Rutenber and the students discuss parts of the Bible and problems of religion. At the end, everyone joins in the singing of hymns. x X 'L X, J Ns ' x X , X 1 B A B X M Q .X li Q QW Q it fri 5 f X A ' V R O1 A Xi , .e 5 Q X , X rg N sl x X UN. xkg S ..., Q sc t . - Q1 fxqj . gg X X jgtwiuy .N

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STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: P. Fox, L. Tolerton, M. Horton, N. Conover, R. Cobbs, H. Halkyard, N. Brown, E. Richards. Sitting: Gay Walsh, Ann Wallace, M, Romanos, S. Hurley, J. Pfunder, J. Gentile, S. Bergeron, H. Frazier, K. Parker. Kneeling: K. Beckvold, S. Bowers, V. Doyle. The Student Council at MacDuffie is composed of eleven prefects, nine repre- sentatives elected by their classes, and a president elected by the student body. The Student Council has independent power to handle all but the most serious disciplinary problems. Regular meetings are held, without higher advisory authority present. The Student Council helps each girl at MacDufiie to develop a sense of responsibility and cooperation which contributes to her maturity and forms a large part of her education at MacDuHie. The Council' also administers the raising of funds to support a foster child, and writes letters to her each month. The president this year was Janet Pfunder. The prefects were Rosalie Cobbs, Marcia Horton, Lynn Tolerton, Heather Halkyard, Sarah Bowers, Nancy Conover, Nancy Brown, and Simone Bergeron for the boarding department. Day School pre- fects were Edith Richards, Judith Gentile, and Katherine Garvey. Representing their classes were Mary Ann Romanos and Ann Wallace, seniors, Katherine Parker and Heather Frazier, juniors, Valentine Doyle and Karen Beckvold, sophomoresg Pauline Fox and Gay Walsh, freshmen, and Susan Hurley, junior school. J. H. P.

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RED CRGSS CLUB i First Row: P. Lipsctt. B. Custer, M. Romanos, P. Wright, S. Wallace, S. Aylward, C. Hanson, J. Harrison, J. Benner, C. Partridge. Second Row: D. Bush. S. Samson, S. Wigglesworth, G. Walsh, D. Lamb, J. Dickerman, T. Smith, J- Harrison, S. Barber, A. Partlow. Third Row: V. Costigan. S. West, P. Steketee, C. Washburn, P. La Rochelle, S. Richey, C. tGram'se, M. Baker, S. MacDonald, M. Morse. This year the Red Cross Club has forty-three members, thirty .of whom are new. . k. Th are: Fran Baker, Joan Benner, Barbara Bostwick, Joan Broyles, Alice Brusnic 1, ey Susan Barber, Bobbie Custer, Sally Dalton, Janet Dickerman, Lila Gadaire, Chris Han- son, June Harrison, Sue Harrison, Lois Hoffman, Diane Lamb, Patricia LaRochelle, ' ' A P rtlow, Carol Marcia MacDonald, Marilyn and Beverly Morse, Carol Martin, nn a Partridge, Lisbie Ritchie, Sally Sampson, Vickie Smith, Penny Stekete4e,lGay Walsh Sue West, Sue Wigglesworth and Judy Simons. nt table, but our At the Christmas Bazaar the Club sponsored a White elepha greatest activity was the dressing of dolls for the Monson Children's Hospital. S W ll ce resident, and Maida Somerville, S. W. The officers for this year Were: ara a a , p secretary-treasurer.